In Photos: A new 41-million-year-old species of extinct whale unearthed in Egypt - Society - Egypt

Renowned Egyptian palaeontologist Hesham Sallam announced Thursday that a team including Egyptian researchers from Mansoura University and international scientists unearthed a new species of an extinct whale in Fayoum, Egypt, which they called Tutcetus rayanensis

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